American multinational technology company Amazon will be opening up access to Luna, its game streaming service, for all Amazon Prime members on June 21 and 22 (Amazon Prime Day).According to The Verge, previously, for a test out of Luna, users had to request access or sign up from supported Fire TV devices. But now, for a limited time, mainland US Prime subscribers will be able to start a seven-day trial of Luna right away.Luna is currently available on Windows PC, Mac, Fire TV, and via the web on iPhone, iPad, and select Android phones. Its regular pricing is USD 5.99 a month for access to games including 'Control', 'GRID', and 'Metro Exodus'.Once a user has access to a Luna account, they can pay USD 14.99 a month for the Ubisoft Plus beta channel. As per The Verge, this grants access to a big range of Ubisoft games, including the latest titles from the 'Assassin's Creed', 'FarCry', and 'Watch Dogs' franchises.
The aim is to help Revenant Esports become a Rs 200 crore brand in the next 18 months
The firm expects operating income to slip 4.3% this business year
GamingMonk had a registered user base of over 1.3 million users and would augment MPL's efforts in reaching our target audience and engage with its users effectively
China's ByteDance said on Wednesday that its gaming unit Nuverse has acquired C4games, as it seeks to further expand into the video games business
Epic sued Apple last year in federal court in California, alleging the 15% to 30% commissions that Apple charges for the use of its in-app payment systems
The $10 billion would make Timi the world's largest developer, the sources say, which many industry watchers had suspected to be the case
The company has made "significant changes" to its board since June 2020
Chinese gaming and social media giant Tencent Holdings Ltd on Wednesday reported a forecast-beating 175% rise in quarterly profit
Nazara Technologies is an Indian gaming and sports media platform. It's Rs 583 crore-IPO will run through March 17-19 and will be entirely an offer for sale (OFS)
Samsung Display said on Tuesday that it targets to expand its presence in the gaming display market with its OLED panels for smartphones.
Indian gamers spend more than eight hours and 36 minutes each week playing, according to a report by Limelight Networks Inc
The gaming sector in India attracted USD 544 million in investments during August 2020-January 2021 period, and this is set to double over the next 12-18 months on the back of higher user awareness and accelerated engagement, as per a report by Maple Capital Advisors. With more than 400 million gamers, a plethora of investors are looking to deploy funds in the sector, and with over 15 per cent of the global gaming traffic, Indian gaming market is at an inflexion point. "We believe gaming is now at an inflexion point with greater investment and consumer traction. With growth-oriented private equities now participating and the first meaningful IPO around the corner, gaming is poised to attract greater capital across stages, and we expect increased cross-border M&A," Maple Capital Advisors founder and MD Pankaj Karna said. He added that the investments are expected to double in the sector in the next 12-18 months. "Consumer traction (15 per cent of global traffic) on the back of ...
Promoters and shareholders offering 5.29 million equity shares; step won't raise money for company backed by billionaire Rakesh Jhunjhunwala.
India's best FIFA gamers are set to take part in the first-ever AIFF eFootball Challenge beginning on March 20,
Rovio Entertainment is the maker of the 'Angry Birds' games franchise
The state is contemplating bringing in a law to keep a tab on online games and a draft bill is underway, State Home minister Basavaraj Bommai said
Sony India said that as pre-order date for PlayStation 5 comes closer, potential customers should avoid visiting the retails stores and first connect with them if the devices are available
The coronavirus pandemic-induced lockdown in 2020 has provided a fillip to an already-booming esports industry in India and the world.
Microsoft has surpassed $5 billion in gaming revenue for the first time in the quarter that ended on December 31, CEO Satya Nadella has revealed.